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The nFavnrite Proscrin,io,, !,

DR.. r. '. Pierce, of Buffalo, n Y, whose
name has become known over the world
through his success as a physician, and es-
pecially through the reputation of his
Golden Medical Discovery" has done a
good work in preparing an especial remedy
Tor the many distressing troubles classed as
. female weaknesses II is known as the
" Favo7ite Prescription" Under its admin
istration all the pelvic organs are strength
ened, and the woman becomes that en-
bodiment OF health and beauty which God
intended her to be-
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Davitt, who expects to soon be gent to
prison, urges the Irish people to boycott
the inquisition clauses of the Coercion Act
and welcome Imprisonment rather than
assist the Government to make the Act
operative
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rae southern Pae,ac in or.oo,

tceRyrsAf, 1857. by tie calsz4,ia associated y,.,
SAN FRANCISCO, June a3th.-[Special i
Colonel c. +. Crocker. who returned from
a tlp tslrough Oregon on SATURDAY. last
stated to Cal reporter today that while
in Portland he had concluded arrange-
ments with the Terminal Company there.
by which the Southern Paaific would mar.
ticipate in the Union Depot there with the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
and the Northern Pacific. This Terminal
Company purposes the construction of .
railroad bridge across the Willamette, as
well as the erection of handsome build
ing TO serve as a union depos. Colonel
Croker says the connection between tba
ends of the California and Oregon Road
will be finished dHring the latter part of
October next.
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CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), June 13th.-The
news reached here tonight that five men
have been killed and many wounded bv
an explosion of dynamite cartridges. at
the Inrnan mines, four miles from here.
The Refuge of the "Outs.w
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Ordinary people may well think twice
before speaking once; but there are some
who can study out so much meanness be-
tween first and second thought that we
prefer they should blurt out their first
! thoughts ever time.
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OREGON.

A Wayward Girl Sends Her Father to a
Suicides Grave.
Iccpyrgh, 1857, by use California Associa.ed Press
PORTLAND June 13th.-This morning the
dead body of Fritz Spurgartb, a Swiss
farmer living twelve miles north of this
city, was found in his farmhouse with a
bullet through the breast. He left note
saying that he had taken his life on account
of the disobedience of his daughter, who
refused to live at home. lie was aged forty
wears
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Little girl has Just returned from market.
Mother: Well, Mary Ann. didn't the
butcher have pigs feet?" Mary Ann
Oh, mamma, went and looked, but
could not see whether he had pigs feet or
not, for he had his boots on"
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
An E5-County Treasurer Charged With a
serions Crime

coPyN;gh, 1887. BY the California issoeiGied Press.
SEATTLE, June 13th.-George D. Hill. ex-
Treasurer of King county, has been arrested
Tor forgery. II is charged that on the last
day of his term of Office he redeemed q
county warrant for $S6. and afterwards
raised it TO 81, ,166, which latter sum was
entered on the books against the county.
lie asserts his innocence, bu, it is believed
That other developments of damaging
character will yet be made
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PANAMA.
sixteen Persons Buried Under a Land
slide in Cancordfa.

- New York, June 13th-Advices from
Panama under date of the 4th instant are
as follows: 1t is reported that landslide
occurred on Ell Pedrero farm, in Concordia
burying Senor Pedro Aresuopo, his wife
and nine children and servants in the
house. In all sixteen persons were killed
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A CASE NEAR san DIEGO.

SAN DIEGO, June 13th.-Walter f.
Wright, of this CITY, aged % years, was
drowned while bathing in the surf at En-
einas, yesterday. He yentured out some
distance beyond the breakers, but became
exhausted. His dead body came ashore
last NIGHT
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THROUGH TO OREGON.
Change to be Made in the Time of the
Oregon Special.

[copght, 1857, by The California associated I'ress
SAN Francisco, June .13th-[Special. i
An important change in the time of the
Oregon train is to go into effect this week.
The train, instead of leaving the city at 4
P. NJ, will leave at $50, reaching Sissons at
7:30 the next morning, where stop will be
made for breakfast, and Coles will be
reached at 4 o'clock, Ashland at P. NJ
and Portland at 1910 the next morning.
This train is to be lun as a Portland train
exclusively, and will make no connection
at Davisville for Sacramento as heretofore.
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The attention of all men is directed to-
ward heaven for moral influences alone.
but when a tack points heavenward ii
means business.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-14

PHrLADELPHIA, June 13th.-John Russell
Young, ex-United States Minister to China
was elected President of the Anti
Poverty Society of ofPhiladelphia (the Henry
George -McGlynn partly Tonight.
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He who dies truly rich carries most of
his possessions with him, but he vino dies
rich in fact leaves them behind for his rela-
tiyes to quarrel ever.
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vice-President Elected

PARIS, June 13th.-Anselme Pelicarl
Batbie, the French lawyer and statesman
is daad
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The California Land Inspector.

WASHINGTON, June 13th-[Special +
Commissioner Sparks, of the Land Office,
has announced his intention of investigat-
ing the method in which r. T. Van Nor
ton, lately appointed Timber Inspector in
California, is performing the duties of his
office. Sparks is uncertain about Van Nor
ton, because he was appointed at Senator
Hearstis re0uesf
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SAN Francisco, June 13th.-Michael
Spearman, who was employed in the Pa
cific Rolling Mills, on the Potrero, was in
stantly killed this morning while adjusting
a belt on one of the pulleys. His right
arm was caught in the belt, his body
was drawn over the pulley, and his brains
dashed out by his head striking the ceiling.
Spearman was married and lived on Fol-
som street
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Santa Fe Railroad Headquarters.

Copyright, 1887, by tsc California associated Press.
SAN BERNARDINo, June 13th.-The EreJa-
ing Ilder to-day publishes statement that
the general office of the Santa Fe will be
removed from Topeka to San Bernardino
The information comes from a prominent
man in Dayton, o., who claims to have the
information from a Santa Fe Director
through his brother.
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The best place m celforua 20 have your patia done.
A. Johnston s. Cos, 80 ) s., saeraHirato, Cal
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Lost Its Bearings.

lite of vast dimensions fell yesterday morn
ing near st. Joseph, about ten miles from
this city and about three miles from the
nearest railway station. 1t was a little
after o'clock when the residents of the
locality were startled by quick
sharp sound, simultaneous with a severe
jarring of the earth. a sharp odor of
sulphur peryades the vicinity of where the
aerolite buried itself out Of sight in the
ground. 1t is thought the strange visitor
will weigh couple of tons, from the size
of the hole it made.
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PARIS, June 18th The Chamber OF
Deputies has elected NJ. Develle Vice
President of that body.
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Deaths al Yircinia Citx.

VIRGINIA CRY, June William
Mooney, we'll known to all horsemen on
the coast died suddenly yesterday morning.
He was in the livery business here for
twer tg-ive years
VIM. Bird, whose father was Chief of the
Wyandotte tribe of Indians on the San
dusky river, Ohio, died here tonight.
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NEVADA.
4 Drink of Beer Causes a Fatal Accident
Near Virginia City.

Icopyfgt, 1887, by Gc California associated Press
VIRGINIA, June 13th.-A party of three,
consisting of Eugene Chaumond (proprie-
tor of the French Rolisserie in this city,,
S. Castian and Louis Amiott, spent yester-
day at Steamboat Springs. On their way
home they stopped to take a drink at a
brewery north OF this city. After taking
the drink, Amiott, who was seated in the
back end of the wagon, fell out and was
not missed for some distance When
Chaumond found Amiott missing he
grabbed one rein and attempted to turn the
wagon in the middle of the road. In do
ing so he capsized it, Chaumond was in
stantly killed. striking on his head and the
wagon falling on him. Castian was badly
bruised. Chaumond arrived in Monterey,
Cal, in 184S, and in San Francisco in 1S49.
He said he established the Poodle Dog
Restaurant on Dupont street, and was also
landlord of the Galliard Hotel on Pine
street He had been proprietor of res
taurant in this city for twenty-five years.
He was native of France and 64 years of
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PACIFIC COAST.
TROOPS CAPTURE THE OUTFIT OF
THE APACHES.
Governor BartIett's HeaIth-Deaths
by Drowning-Special Oregon
Trains-A Fatal Shot.
THE RENEGADrs SURPASSED.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEcoRD-uNIoN.l
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Pacific Coast Postal Cbanees.

Icopyigh 1887, by Ae California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, June 13th.-TSpecial. I
Star service changes have been ordered as
follows: Yreka to Mount Shasta. from July
l, 1SS7-Curtail route to omit Yreka and
embrace and change route to begin at Mon.
tague, reducing the distance six miles.
Willow Creek to 1Etna Mills, from July
1, 1SS7-Curtail route to omit Willow
Creek and embrace and change route tc
begin at Montague, reducing the distanct
six miles.
Jos. B. Gyle has been commissioned Post
master at Delano, Cal.
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BERLIN, June 13th.-The Duchess OF
Aleucon was taken 10 a private asylum to-
day. a year before her marriage she was
engaged to the late King of Bavaria, but
for some unknown reason the engagement
was ruptured. Since the Kings death the
Duchess has SCARED between life and death.
and is now in condition similar to that of
the Duchess of Cumberland
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Booming Banks.

New Y YoRK, June 13th.-The II iJuae says:
Moross who is engaged in the manufacture
of advertising signs says; l have just re-
ceiyed an order to put up q big banner for
what is known as the American Protective
Alliance. 1t is an organization of which
no one can become member unless he is
an American citizen. / understand that
it is a scheme to nominate General n. P.
Banks, of Massachusetts, for President
next wear
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ERNER RROS..
L. P. GILMAN & CO.,

TAPoRrERs OF AND DEALERS IN HARD
ware, Iron, steel. Coal and Carriage Hard
ware Powder, Shot, Fuse, H0rseshoes alad Nails
House Furnishing. Blacksmiths and Mining
Supplies, Ansiis, Bellows, Viees, Axles, SBsjngs
ETC., etc.
Eis J street, between Fifth and Sixth.
SAcRAMENTo Ip
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Presidential Reoentinn.

WASHINGTON, June 18th The President
held public reception this afternoon
Only seventy persons were present. The
small attendance was due to the fact that
it was not generally known that reception
was to he oiyen
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Copy7st, IooIs Oy te Cdt!IoI1itG ss0eldsetl F'Ss.
LODI, June 13th.-A grand jubilee meet
ing was held in the Town Hail tonight in
honor of the sale of the Mokelumne Ditch
and Irrigation Company's franchise, so
long lying dormant to parties who will
push the enterprise to immediate compile
ton. The large hall was filled with en-
thusiastic citizens. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Hon. B. f. Langford, ,EJudge w. S.
Buckley and Major Orr on the benefits of
irrigation.
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WATERY GRAVES.
Young Men who Lost Their Lives While
Bathing.

copytg7, 1887, by The California Associated Press.
RIVERSIDE, June 13th.-This afternoon
about half-past 5 o'clock, Fred. Filkins,
aged 10 years, was bathing about a mile
and half from the city, when he was
taken with cramps and sank. His COM
panion, a few years older, was unable to
help him, but came to the city for assist
ance. His body has not been recovered.
The deceased was the only son of c. w.
Filkins. His father and mother are in
ChicaOo
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an the way From italy.

DENVER, June 13th.-Two boys, 10 or u
years old, both Italians and neither of them
able to speak word of English, arrived in
Denver this morning, having come all the
way from Italy without the guidance of
any older person or any one who could
speak English. They were labeled, however,
and came through without any trouble
The labels, which were attached to their
jackets, hore the address of their relatives,
at No. 20O0 Fifteenth street, where they
were deliverad we'll and hnnr.-
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Baseball Record.

BALTIMORE, June Baltimore /.
Cleveland none.
PITrsBuRe- -Pittsburg 3, Detroit 3.
CHIcAGo-Indianapolis 1, Chicago 8.
BosToN- Washington 4, Boston s.
PHILADELPHIA-Athlet 15 St. Louis s 4.
New YoRK-Philadelph 5, New York .
BRooKLYN-Louisville 5, Brooklyn IL
New YORK - Metropolitans 6, Cinein-
natl 13.
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for violation of the fish law. The arrests
were made. by the patrol officer, J. w.
Village, and John Richardson. The China
men were charged with using trap-nets in
the catching of sturgeon. The Greek fish
erman was caught fishing for salmon on
Saturday, which is contrary to law. The
cases will be tried next Friday.
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Not at This Session.

LONDON, June 1Sth.-The Standard this
morning says the Government will not in.
tre duce its local government bill during the
present session of Parliament.
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Enforcing the Fish Law.

icopsrss, 1887. BY aie California 4ssocis,el re,s.
VALLEJO, June 13th.-Efghteen China
aaen ana one Greek are under arrest here
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End of the Coke Strike.

SCoTTDAIE (Pa.), June 13th.-The Dis
trict Board of the Knights of Labor has
ordered all the strikers in the brick and
coke works back to work at the advance of
III per cent. recently granted by the com
pany. The advance is given uncondition-
ally, and the brick company refuses to dis
criminate between the Knights, unionists
and non-union men. This starts up the
fourth coke-producing establishment in
western Pennsylvania
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DUBLIN, June l3th.-There was serious
riot at Athione to-day between soldiers and
civilians. The soldiers wrecked several
houses, and many citizens were injured
with stones
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a Cabinet Puzzle

LONDON, June 13th.-Advices from Bel
grade predict a continuance of the Minis
terial crisis, owing to the fact the new
Cabinet has to settle the question of royal
divorca
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Encland and Russia.

LONDON, June 13th.-Advices from Merv
say the Russians are fitting out two steam
ers and a number of iron lighters to trans
port the material of the Trans Caspian
Railway, and to reconnoiter on the ANU
Daria river. The British are equipping
two lightdraught steamers with steel guns
for use upon the Amu-Daria.
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After the Beery Anarchists.

JERSEY CRY, June 13th.-District Attor-
ney Winfield, of Hudson county, has taken
steps to bring to punishment Herr Most
and number of his followers for their
connection with the rioting at Oak Hill
Park, near Guttenburg, yesterday alter
noon.
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BERLIN, June 13th.-Crown Prince Fred
erick William has left Berlin for London
to take part in the Queens Jubilee celebra-
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The Daunness Hoves in sIsht.

QUEENsTowN, March 90 The Daunt.
lesss passed Old Head of Kinsale at
3:l5 O'clock this afternoon. The wind
Was blowing from the northwest and
was light. 1t will probably take her
two hours to reach the finishing line
at RoChe's Point. The tug Flying
Irishman has left Queenstown with
press correspondents to meet the
DAuntless and accompany her to
Roche's Point.
The officers Of the Ooronet and other
yachtsmen are greatly pleased with
the result of the race, and say it has
served to show admirable qualities in
both yachts. Considering the differ
ence in the tonnage aud length of the
two yachts and the extra ,rdinsry
heavy weather which prevailed dur
ing the voyage, the Dauntless is
thought to have done as we'll as her
competitor. The officers and friends
of both yachts will be entertained by
the members Of the Royal Cork Yacht
Club.
RocHR's POINT, March %, 4:30 p m.
The Dauntless is now ia sight, five
miles to the southwest. She is COM
ing along under a full spread Of can
vas before a light southwest wind. A
number Of steam yachts and craft OF
all descriptions await her here.
The Dauntle 9 crossed the finishing
line at 6:45 O'Clock. Her actual time
on passage was 10 days, / hour, 43
minutes and Is seconds. She has
been towed into the harbor, and is
now safely at anchor. All on board
are we'll, and the yacht Is in as good
shape as when she lett Owls Head,
nothing having been carried away.
She experienced about the same
weather az the Coronet. A compsri,
son Of the logs OF the two racers iudi.
Gates that they followed about the
same course. Mr.. Caldwell Colt,
owner OF the Dauntless, says that he
encountered more wind than he bar
gained for. For sixteen hours his
boat was obliged 10 lay to. Once she
scudded before the gale under bare
poles. When last seen from the deck
OF the Coronet on the evening OF the
start, the Dauutless was steering south
southeast, but during the night her
course was changed to southeast by
east. Ga March 10th she ran into a
heavy cross sea, with a strong south
east gale. Oil was used with good eff
feet to break the waves, and the yacht
weathered her first storm well.
Next day the sea was
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALr-TUEsDAY. MARCH 20. 1887.

even more turbulent, and broke
over the deck in rapid succession,
,wrenching the yacht 80 much that she
beeau to leak slightly. The tempera-
ture OF 10Th air aud water on the sfEer-
noon OF the 18th indicated that ics
was in Close proximity, ard it WAS
necessary 10 use pracaution in run
ming, At midnight the thermome er
registered 44o ADD the wafer $50. An
hour later thu Temperature of the air
YVES 4G' and the water 2S0. At6 o'clock
on T. c light Of the 18th, when a heavy
gaze was blowing from sou Invest a
smooth slTe'ch OF water was run in'o.
Its temperature indicated that there
were icebergs near. Tnere was q guam
tity OF fed ice 10 tie leeward and
very near. Ga tie Goth, 2lst and 22d
there were strong gales. 1t was
on the last of those days thst tae
Dauntless hove to. Since last Thurs
day the weather wa fine. Ga toe
26lh a ruD OF 1928 miles was made,
which is said to be the best ever made
by yacht on the Ata1tic Ocean.
Fastnet light was sighted at 1:30
O'Clock in the morning, but the wind
bad died out and the u along the
coast was SOW. Toe following ex-
tracts from tie logbook OF the Daunt-
less shows the latitude and longitude
and distance made each day:
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Discussing the Yacht Race.

New YORK, March 27.-The rooms
OF the Nav York Yacht Cub were
we'll filed today with members of the
club discussing the result of the ocean
race bstweeu the Coronet and the
Dsnntless. 1t was the generally ex-
pressed opinion that the ace settles
the fact o. the Coronet's greater speed
and the superiority Of the new style
yacht over those built siter the old
models. ~ .Msnv, however, OF those
present Eeemrd inclined TO withhold
their opinions until further psrticu,
lars of the race are obtained. 1t was
tn ught there might be some accident
which prevented the Dauntless from
doing her bet. There were signs of
regret for "Oollie" Colt, whose yacht
wa rather the favorite with the club.
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NASHVILLE, TENN,
Robert BurrRW ASp0tHted Superiu
Iendent Of the PeE1testiary.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, March rs
Robert Burrow, whom the Governor Saturday
appointed Superintendent of tho peniten-
tiary, was the Governors law partner, and
has been Of late engaged in the pub ~ication
OF The johnson City Comet, was Clevelaud'4
Blector for the First District, and stumped
the district for Bob Taylor before his nom
nation last hummer During the canvass
he made many brilliant speschos for Bob.
The appointment of Robert BurrOv to BIO
Superintendent Of Prisons has caused con-
siderable comment tere all the afternoon.
A few hot heads have been talking of burn
ing Gov. Taylor ia efigy.
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A Merchant essignt-ReV. mr., A. !,
Hall Very IN
IaprcIAL TO TIM IppRIL.I

JACKSON, Tenn, March 2S.-Mr.
w. r. Griffith, a dealer in groceries
and general variety store, this city l.,
made an assignment Saturday. His
liabilities are between 5000 aud
$1,000. Assets, twice the amount.
The Rev. A. j. Hall, pastor of the
Central Baptist Church, this city, is
still quite low with what is feared to
be consumptiOn,